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The Future of College Looks Like the Future of Retail

The Atlantic, Apr 16, 2018

School of IC T-Shirt Design Contest: Design Our Shirt For a Chance at $200!

April 6, 2018

We are producing a new shirt for the IC community, and we’re asking YOU to design it. Dust off those graphics skills and put together a concept of a design for what “interactive computing” means to you.

Stacey Truex, Ph.D. Computer Science, and Jenna McGrath, Ph.D. Public Policy

College of Computing Sends Ph.D., Online Master’s Students to Women in Cybersecurity Conference Chicago

April 3, 2018

In celebration of the Georgia Tech College of Computing’s role in cybersecurity, the College sent students on scholarship to attend WiCyS Conference, as well as hosting a celebration for online M.S. CS students.

Bigger, Brighter, Simpler: A Tablet for the Mature User

Wired, Apr 2, 2018

Bust a Move: IC Ph.D. Student Caitlyn Seim Tests Passive Haptic Learning for Dance at Get a Move On Hackathon

March 26, 2018

Most of what Caitlyn Seim and Starner have worked on in the past was focused on upper-body learning – teaching piano, Braille, making you faster at typing – but in this case, she wanted to focus on dance.

GT Computing Binary Bridge code close up

College of Computing Rises to No. 8 in U.S. News Rankings

March 19, 2018

Georgia Tech's computer science moves up list of best U.S. graduate schools.

IC Assistant Professor Alex Endert Earns NSF CAREER Award

February 22, 2018

The award will total $493,000 paid out over five years and builds on Endert’s prior work on tools that make data science more accessible to people without formal data science training.

Professor Amy Bruckman Joins Seven Other IC Faculty in CHI Academy

February 21, 2018

Professor Amy Bruckman was announced this month as a 2018 inductee into the prestigious CHI Academy.

Grad Students in 3 Degree Programs Make Their Pitch to Industry at Interactivity 2018

February 2, 2018

One hundred and thirty-six students participated in the event, pitching to at least 150 industry guests from 75 different companies.

WebVR is becoming WebXR to make a simple, unified framework for all devices

Venture Beat, Feb 1, 2018

For AI to Get Creative, It Must Learn the Rules -- Then How to Break ‘Em

Scientific American, Jan 31, 2018

Computing Researchers Make the Case for Intelligent Infrastructure at Congressional Briefing

Computing Research Association, Jan 31, 2018

All Followers Are Fake Followers

The Atlantic, Jan 30, 2018

Amazon already has huge amounts of our data. What happens when you add health care to the mix?

The Washington Post, Jan 30, 2018

For AI to Get Creative, It Must Learn the Rules—Then How to Break ‘Em

Scientific American, Jan 25, 2018

Sorry, Alexa Is Not a Feminist

The Atlantic, Jan 24, 2018

Trust Me, I'm a Robot

PC Mag, Jan 22, 2018

Apollo astronauts often fell behind schedule on the Moon

The Verge, Jan 18, 2018

Wanna motivate staff to be more secure? Don't bother bribing 'em

The Register, Jan 17, 2018

Georgia Tech, Tufts University, and Wisconsin Researchers Awarded $2.7M to Make Data Science More Accessible

January 16, 2018

Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Tufts University, and University of Wisconsin will develop new techniques to make machine learning in data science more accessible to non-data scientists.

ROBOTS CAN NOW READ BETTER THAN HUMANS, PUTTING MILLIONS OF JOBS AT RISK

Newsweek, Jan 15, 2018

We Are DCSD Magazine Winter 2018 Cover

We Are DCSD Magazine, Jan 1, 2018

Iconic IC Professor, GVU Center Founder Jim Foley Bids Farewell

December 5, 2017

Retiring School of Interactive Computing Professor Jim Foley looks back on his distinguished career.

IC Professor John Stasko Earns Grant to Explore Future Interfaces for Data Visualization

December 4, 2017

Through a new grant provided by the National Science Foundation (NSF) Information Integration and Informatics (III) program, School of Interactive Computing Professor John Stasko aims to explore, design, develop, and evaluate interfaces for data analytics

Facebook's AI Suicide Prevention Tool Can Save Lives, But The Company Won't Say How It Works

Mashable, Nov 29, 2017

Wearable Computing Ring Allows Users to Write Words and Numbers with Thumb

Technology provides eyes-free way to interact with smart devices

November 29, 2017

Technology allows people to trace letters and numbers on their fingers and see the figures appear on a nearby computer screen.

With the whirl of a thumb, Georgia Tech researchers have created technology that allows people to trace letters and numbers on their fingers and see the figures appear on a nearby computer screen. The system is triggered by a thumb ring outfitted with a gyroscope and tiny microphone. As wearers strum their thumb across the fingers, the hardware detects the movement.

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